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Customizing my Ruger Amer. Predator
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<blockquote data-quote="bdpayne2000" data-source="post: 1183639" data-attributes="member: 59260"><p>IMHO it is a fine plan. Until you have owned and shot one extensively I don't know how you could draw any of your conclusions beyond the availability of aftermarket parts. In addition taking a donor rifle and making it your own is fun for folks. In fact that is one of the reasons that Remmy's and Savages are so popular, there are many aftermarket parts for both. I own this gun and a number of Savages and enjoy them all because they all shoot very well. At the end of the day for me that is the acid test not the name on the gun.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bdpayne2000, post: 1183639, member: 59260"] IMHO it is a fine plan. Until you have owned and shot one extensively I don't know how you could draw any of your conclusions beyond the availability of aftermarket parts. In addition taking a donor rifle and making it your own is fun for folks. In fact that is one of the reasons that Remmy's and Savages are so popular, there are many aftermarket parts for both. I own this gun and a number of Savages and enjoy them all because they all shoot very well. At the end of the day for me that is the acid test not the name on the gun. [/QUOTE]
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